I saw this meme, on Mastodon, about the fight that is Word images. They hide the anchoring controls in a ribbon fly-out + dialog. Once you set them (per image sadly) to keep with text it becomes much more manageable. With the image selected access it from the flyout Layout Options
Three words actually as I have never noticed the “Set Default Paste” Option on the Word paste fly-out. It takes you to Options > Advanced > Cut, copy and paste and much more control over how Microsoft Word pastes formatting. Via Word Blog - Tip: How to cut and paste
Cloud Computing
The Microsoft Office Web applications went live, on Live, today. I’ve only had a brief look but first impressions are pretty good. Live goes Office or Office goes Live? From Office.live.com (* see footnote if not in the US, UK, Canada, and Ireland) you get access to Word,
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Here is a great Microsoft Word resource that is more “real world how to get results” than the “this does that” help in Word. If you know someone who doesn’t use Format Styles (for me the key to Word efficiency), gets mixed up numbering or just wants a good
It wasn't until I got to the end of the fight that I realised today represented two extremes of style. One easy, one hard. Styling MindManager Style: I had created a presentation in MindManager,...
MindManager maps are often used to reference information in other documents. Traditionally this has been achieved with a topic link to a file or use of "smart" map parts to incorporate information (Ou...
In earlier versions of Outlook there was an option to “ Use Microsoft Word as your Message editor ”. This meant other applications, like MindManager SnagIt, which had Word integration also worked with...
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DWF into Windows , MindManager into Word , seems like the week for XML to break down barriers . Mindjet have released an extension that allows editing of MindManager maps in Microsoft Word 2007....
If you are testing Microsoft Office 2007 this post on the Mindjet Blog may be of interest as Mindjet are looking for input. When I read, back in June 2005 , that Microsoft Office 2007 was going to use...
